Day 10 international box office collection for Fighter: On Saturday, the Deepika Padukone and Hrithik Roshan film displayed an upward trend. Into its second week, the movie brought in ₹15.19 crore worldwide on day 10, according to Manobala Vijayabalan, a cinema trade analyst. In comparison to India, the movie is doing better elsewhere. See also: Fighter box office receipts for day ten: the Deepika Padukone-Hithik Roshan movie experiences a significant increase
Report on the global box office performance of Fighter
Film Trade Insider reports that Fighter has made ₹287.7 crore worldwide to date. Fighter made ₹34.04 crore at the international box office in its premiere. Over the next three days, it performed better, earning ₹64.57 crore on the second, ₹56.19 crore on the third, and ₹52.74 crore on the fourth. On the next day, day 5, Fighter experienced a sharp and unexpected decline, earning a mere ₹16.33 crore.
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#HrithikRoshan – #DeepikaPadukone's Fighter JUMPS on 2nd Saturday.CROSSES ₹275 cr gross mark.
Day 1 – ₹ 36.04… pic.twitter.com/0ZFgCjfQqo
— Manobala Vijayabalan (@ManobalaV) February 4, 2024
Day 6 saw little improvement with ₹14.49 crore in revenue, and Days 7 and 8 had even lower totals of ₹11.7 crore and ₹10.24 crore, respectively. Fighter recorded single digits on Friday, day 9, and made ₹9.75 crore in gross revenue. After two Saturdays, the movie returned to double digits.
About Fighter
Siddharth Anand is the director of Fighter. Hrithik and Deepika are starring alongside Anil Kapoor. Key parts are played by Akshay Oberoi and Karan Singh Grover. The movie is supposedly a celebration of the Indian armed services’ bravery and patriotism. The story centers on Air Dragons, a brand-new special squad that the Air Headquarters activates in reaction to extremist activity in the Srinagar Valley.
Why Fighter underperformed
Speaking about the film’s below-average performance at the box office, despite receiving positive reviews and word-of-mouth, Siddharth Anand shared his thoughts on why he believes Fighter did not meet expectations. He explained, “Fighter is a significant departure from the norm. As filmmakers, we ventured into uncharted territory with this film, in terms of both genre and setting. This unfamiliarity created a lack of reference for the audience; they were unsure of what to expect. Additionally, despite having renowned stars and being helmed by a commercial director, the inclusion of planes in the storyline raised questions for some viewers. This made me question whether or not this was really my film. It’s important to note that a vast majority, around 90 percent, of our country’s population has never experienced flying or been to an airport. Therefore, it’s unrealistic to assume that they would have prior knowledge of aviation-related events.”